--- title: "Majora’s Mask Soundtrack Arrives on Nintendo Music" url: "https://www.nintendoreporters.com/en/news/general/majoras-mask-soundtrack-arrives-on-nintendo-music/" description: "Majora's Mask soundtrack on Nintendo Music for SwitchOnline - downloadablelosslessremastered Terminaclassics tracks plusexclusive streamable October9." author: "Patrick Dankers" published at: "2026-10-15 11:20:33" image: "https://www.nintendoreporters.com/storage/files/majora-mask-soundtrack-arrives-on-nintendo-music.jpeg" markdown url: "https://www.nintendoreporters.com/en/news/general/majoras-mask-soundtrack-arrives-on-nintendo-music.md" --- Majora's Mask Soundtrack Arrives on Nintendo Music | General News | NintendoReporters [![Majora’s Mask Soundtrack Arrives on Nintendo Music](https://www.nintendoreporters.com/storage/files/majora-mask-soundtrack-arrives-on-nintendo-music.jpeg "Majora’s Mask Soundtrack Arrives on Nintendo Music")](https://www.nintendoreporters.com/storage/files/majora-mask-soundtrack-arrives-on-nintendo-music.jpeg)**Summary:** The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask is finally getting a musical home on Nintendo Music, giving fans official access to the game’s eerie, unforgettable soundtrack on mobile and web. Nintendo has confirmed tracks from Majora’s Mask will be added to the Nintendo Music service for Nintendo Switch Online, bringing key themes and scene music from Termina to stream or download. This rollout ties into other Majora’s Mask anniversary extras, like Nintendo Today collectible cards and new Nintendo Switch Online icon parts, so there are several ways to join the celebration. If you’re a Nintendo Switch Online subscriber, you can expect to hear familiar tunes that capture the game’s strange atmosphere and replay value, and you’ll be able to use the soundtrack during commutes, play sessions, or background listening while revisiting Clock Town and its many moods. --- ## [](#nintendo-announced-majoras-mask-soundtrack-and-why-it-matters)Nintendo announced Majora’s Mask Soundtrack and why it matters Nintendo confirmed that music from The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask will be added to Nintendo Music, the smart-device service available to Nintendo Switch Online subscribers. That matters because Majora’s Mask is one of the series’ most iconic and mood-driven soundtracks, combining whimsical melodies with darker, haunting motifs that define Termina’s atmosphere. Fans who have waited years for an official, portable way to enjoy these tracks will now be able to stream and – where supported – download selections to their phones or listen through a browser. This move shows Nintendo continuing to expand Nintendo Music’s library with classic entries, and it’s an easy way to keep the game’s memorable tunes close while playing other Zelda titles or simply wanting a soundtrack that sets a spooky, sentimental tone. ### [](#which-tracks-are-likely-to-be-included)Which tracks are likely to be included While Nintendo has said the release will include the main theme and music for various scenes, it hasn’t published a complete track list yet. Expect iconic pieces such as Clock Town’s themes, the Song of Healing, the Fierce Deity motifs, and atmospheric dungeon and field music that capture Majora’s Mask’s unique emotion. Even if Nintendo only adds a curated selection at first, those tracks will cover the game’s most recognisable moments and give listeners an immediate nostalgia hit. Once the full list appears in Nintendo Music, you’ll be able to build playlists or download tracks for offline listening, making it simple to relive key parts of the game or just have Termina’s music on repeat during your daily routine. #### [](#how-to-access-nintendo-music-and-what-you-need)How to access Nintendo Music and what you need Access to Nintendo Music requires an active Nintendo Switch Online subscription, and some features may also be tied to the Expansion Pack depending on region and offerings. The app works on smartphones and tablets and is available through a web interface, so you can stream from nearly any device. If you plan to download tracks for offline listening, make sure the app is installed on your device and you have sufficient storage. If you’re new to Nintendo Switch Online, check pricing and membership details on Nintendo’s official pages and remember that benefits extend beyond Nintendo Music – including classic game libraries and other subscriber-only extras. For more Nintendo Switch news and related coverage, see our homepage at [NintendoReporters](https://www.nintendoreporters.com/en/) or visit the dedicated [Nintendo Switch](https://www.nintendoreporters.com/en/nintendo-switch/) section. ##### [](#why-this-release-fits-the-zelda-40th-celebrations)Why this release fits the Zelda 40th celebrations This Majora’s Mask music drop is part of a broader celebration around The Legend of Zelda’s 40th anniversary, where Nintendo has been rolling out themed items and surprises. Adding Majora’s Mask to Nintendo Music complements other offerings like collectible digital cards in Nintendo Today and new Nintendo Switch Online icon parts. Together, these updates give long-time fans fresh reasons to revisit the N64 classic and newer players a chance to discover the soundtrack’s charms. It’s a smart way for Nintendo to spotlight the series’ history – not by altering the game, but by making its music more accessible to fans who want to experience Termina’s soundscapes while playing or in everyday life. ## [](#musical-highlights-from-termina-that-make-majoras-mask-special)Musical highlights from Termina that make Majora’s Mask special Majora’s Mask stands out in the Zelda series because its soundtrack blends melancholy, tension, and occasional brightness to match the game’s time-loop mechanics and emotional beats. The main theme carries a sense of urgency, while Clock Town’s music shifts depending on the day and hour – something the original soundtrack captured brilliantly. Dungeons and boss battles bring darker, intense arrangements that contrast with softer pieces like the Song of Healing. Hearing these tracks on Nintendo Music will remind players why the game’s music so often ranks among the series’ best, and it gives a new generation an easy way to appreciate the composition choices that make Termina feel alive and dangerous at once. ### [](#how-this-ties-into-nintendo-switch-online-perks)How this ties into Nintendo Switch Online perks Nintendo Music is one of several perks available to Nintendo Switch Online subscribers, and this Majora’s Mask addition shows how the service can amplify membership value. Subscribers can now not only play the N64 version through the Nintendo Classics app where available but also access its soundtrack on mobile devices. Nintendo has also tied promotional items – such as icon parts and Nintendo Today collectible cards – to the release, creating incentives to check multiple platforms. For players who already use Nintendo Switch Online, this makes the service feel like a richer ecosystem where music, avatars, and classic titles all tie together to enhance fandom and provide small, enjoyable extras. #### [](#release-timing-regional-notes-and-what-to-expect)Release timing, regional notes, and what to expect Nintendo stated the Majora’s Mask music will arrive on Friday, October 9 in Japan; releases in other regions may appear a day earlier or later due to timezone differences and regional rollout schedules. If you’re in a Western timezone and want to be sure, check Nintendo Music and the Nintendo Switch Online announcements on October 8-9 for your region. Keep an eye on the app for the playlist or tracklist to appear – sometimes Nintendo uploads key songs first before the full soundtrack becomes visible. Also note that some promotional items, like NSO icon parts, may have redemption windows or require launching the game through Nintendo Classics to claim them, so read any on-screen instructions carefully. ##### [](#tips-for-getting-the-most-from-the-majoras-mask-soundtrack)Tips for getting the most from the Majora’s Mask soundtrack If you plan to dive into the Majora’s Mask soundtrack, here are a few practical tips: download your favourite tracks for offline listening if the app supports it; create playlists that mix Majora’s Mask themes with other Zelda music for a varied listening session; try using Termina music as background when replaying the game – it can enhance immersion; and check Nintendo Today’s collectible cards and Nintendo Switch Online Missions & Rewards for themed bonuses. Finally, share your favourite tracks with the community on social platforms, or discuss them with fellow fans to discover lesser-known pieces that capture the game’s atmosphere. ## [](#how-nintendoreporters-recommends-you-celebrate-the-release)How NintendoReporters recommends you celebrate the release At NintendoReporters, we suggest making a small event out of the soundtrack arriving: queue up your favourite tracks during a Majora’s Mask speedrun or a nostalgic session, snap a screenshot of the Nintendo Music playlist interface to share with friends, and try the Nintendo Today quizzes to earn cards tied to the celebration. If you prefer deeper listening, use noise-cancelling headphones to catch subtle layers and instrumentation you might have missed. These small rituals help turn a simple soundtrack release into a mini celebration of Termina’s eerie charm – and they give the community fresh reasons to connect over shared memories. #### [](#what-to-watch-for-after-launch)What to watch for after launch After the initial release, watch for Nintendo to possibly expand the tracklist, add remastered versions, or include additional Zelda soundtracks in future updates. Community reaction often influences what Nintendo promotes next – if Majora’s Mask proves popular on Nintendo Music, other classic soundtracks could be prioritised. Also keep an eye on any limited-time Missions & Rewards tie-ins that might let you redeem themed profile icons or wallpapers. Following official Nintendo channels and checking services like Nintendo Music regularly will help you spot any follow-up additions as they appear. ##### [](#conclusion)Conclusion The arrival of Majora’s Mask on Nintendo Music gives fans a convenient, official way to experience one of Zelda’s most atmospheric soundtracks. Whether you’re revisiting Termina out of nostalgia or discovering its music for the first time, the Nintendo Music release, coupled with Nintendo’s other anniversary activities, makes October a great month to celebrate the series. Make sure your Nintendo Switch Online subscription is active if you want immediate access, check the Nintendo Music app when the update lands on October 9, and enjoy the mood-setting tracks that helped define an entire generation of Zelda players. ##### [](#faqs)FAQs - **When will Majora’s Mask arrive on Nintendo Music?** - Nintendo announced the soundtrack will appear on Nintendo Music on October 9 in Japan. Regional rollouts may vary by timezone, so check your Nintendo Music app around October 8-9 for the update. - **Do I need a Nintendo Switch Online subscription to use Nintendo Music?** - Yes. Nintendo Music is available to Nintendo Switch Online subscribers, so an active subscription is required to stream or download tracks from the service. - **Will the full Majora’s Mask soundtrack be available?** - Nintendo confirmed the main theme and music for various scenes, but a full track list was not published at the time of the announcement. The app may add songs over time, so check Nintendo Music for updates. - **Can I download tracks for offline listening?** - The Nintendo Music app supports downloads for offline playback in many regions. If downloads are available for Majora’s Mask, you’ll see a download option next to each track in the app. - **Are there any other Majora’s Mask promotions?** - Yes. Nintendo rolled out related items like Nintendo Today collectible cards and Nintendo Switch Online icon parts as part of the Zelda anniversary activities, so check those services for limited-time extras. ##### [](#sources)Sources - [Zelda: Majora’s Mask Soundtrack Joins Nintendo Music This Week](https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2026/10/zelda-majoras-mask-soundtrack-joins-nintendo-music-this-week), Nintendo Life, October 5, 2026 - [Zelda: Majora’s Mask coming to Nintendo Music this Friday](https://mynintendonews.com/2026/10/05/zelda-majoras-mask-coming-to-nintendo-music-this-friday/), My Nintendo News, October 5, 2026 - [Majora’s Mask tracks set to be added to Nintendo Music on October 8th, 2026](https://nintendowire.com/news/2026/10/05/majoras-mask-tracks-set-to-be-added-to-nintendo-music-on-october-8th-2026/), Nintendo Wire, October 5, 2026 - [Majora’s Mask soundtrack to be added to Nintendo Music alongside other themed goodies](https://retrorecall.net/news/majoras-mask-soundtrack-nintendo-music/), Retro Recall, October 5, 2026 [](#) [ ](#) > Generated for use by AI and Large Language Models (LLMs). > Generated: 2026-10-15 12:39:53 > Maintained by: NintendoReporters > Source: https://www.nintendoreporters.com/ > Contact: webmaster@nintendoreporters.com